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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1908
Page
8
Telegrams Pattern Department offers Sun roars with Seam Avowig paper patterns from exclusive New York designs. Price is 16e for each pattern regardless of purchase method.
Judge Lynch addresses grand jurors on duty to uphold fair, impartial justice for all groups. He warns against evading service, cites laws on drinking on trains, bird protection, eight hour labor, and pure foods, and emphasizes equal treatment of foreigners. Several bar admissions and case actions are noted.
Prof C J C Bennett principal of Fairmont normal school delivered a lecture at Gof Methodist Episcopal church Sunday afternoon at 3 oclock to about 125 men. His subject The Will to Belfews was presented from a physiological viewpoint in an able and eloquent manner. The D M Ogden Company's spring opening of salts on Friday January 16th a.
Seagate notices report Charlo We Swisher of Charleston passing through en route to Fairmont for Mononjelr mine inquest. William J. Geppert spent Sunday in Morgantown with friends. Samuel and Edna Hardman have returned to school. Challex I Poe of Buckhannon visits. Charles V. Kimball of Sistersville visits. Thomas Hawker of Shinnston spends Monday in city. W. I. Mowrdy of Jarvisville on business. John Smith of Lomt Creek also in town Monday. Maxwell youths depart for Staunton to continue Staunton Military Academy studies. D. M. Ogden Company's spring opening event noted for Friday January 10.
The Baptist Young People's Union of the First Baptist Church held its annual meeting. Reports from the war and other committees were praised for strong progress. New officers were elected: W Leo Williams president, W Burton Alexander vice president, Marguerite M Tarael secretary, Calle C Nusum treasurer. New members welcomed: Miss Carrie Peters Miss Carrie Stout Morris Hall and George Curtin. Attendance was ba.
The coroner’s inquest opens in Fairmont to determine the cause of the Monongah mine disaster. Coroner E S Amos leads an investigation with county and state officials present. Experts and mine officials from across the country attend as the only escapee, the Polander, testifies. The inquiry may last a week or more.
An aged chorus of voices recalls a long trusted home remedy used by mothers for their child’s ailments. The tradition, passed through generations, highlights simple folk practices kept alive in family kitchens and community lore.
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